unit 4 test physics Flashcards

1
Q

which of the following types of cancers has not been demonstrated?

A

colon

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2
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which of the following factors will have the least on the radiation exposure to the patient if the mAs and kVp remain constant?

A

focal spot size

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3
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which of the following is the most commonly occurring radiation induced cancer?

A

lukemia

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4
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first sign of radiation syndrome following a large dose of radiaiton is usually?

A

nausea

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5
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the time radiaiton symptoms and signs or symptoms are primarily absent?

A

latent period

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6
Q

the stage where radiation has an all or none effect is?

A

pre gestation

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7
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central nervous system syndrome that occurs with a total exposure of at least 5000 rads will ultimately cause death in?

A

1-3 days

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8
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manifest illness period with acute exposure to radiation occurs to the time during which?

A

the effects of the exposure are apparent

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9
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which of the following responses of ionizing radiation would be characterized as a stochastic effect?

A

lukemia

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10
Q

radiation lethality follows which dose response relationship?

A

sigmoid threshold (non linear)

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11
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the LD50/30 refers to?

A

lethal dose whole body radiation to 50 percent of exposed in 30 days

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12
Q

which of the following is a delayed local tissue effect?

A

cataracts

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13
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what is the term used to describe the normal occurence of a disease?

A

endemic

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14
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which of the dose response effects describes the following, increased dose=increased probablities of effects?

A

stochastic effects

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15
Q

which of the following radiation responses in utero is most likely to occur in major organogensis?

A

congential abnormalities

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16
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major organogenesis begins?

A

2 weeks to the end of the 6th week

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17
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the deaths related to large exposures or radiation are not related to damage of which of the following?

A

reproductive system

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18
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which of the following is needed to calculate the dose recieved by a fetus after a radiographic period?

A

x-ray output

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19
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if the filtration of a radiographic unit are omitted for a series of chest exposures, the greatest increase of exposures would occur in the

A

skin of the chest

20
Q

which of the following are not likely to reduce the repeat rate for radiographic images?

A

high ratio grid

21
Q

the patient dose in fluoro may be minimized by?

A

restricting the field size

22
Q

luekemia has a typical latent period of?

A

5 to 10 years

23
Q

which of the following is considered a late effect following a large radiation dose?

A

carcinogensis

24
Q

when the fetus is most sensitive to radiation?

A

the 1st trimester

25
Q

early radiation therapy treatment to the thymus gland has resulted in some cases of?

A

thyroid cancer

26
Q

equivalent dose limits for radiation workers is based on the radiation recieved from which of the following sources?

A

occupational exposure

27
Q

which of the following will reduce patient exposure during a fluoro study?

A

intermittent exposures

28
Q

what dose response best illustrates cataracts that does not occur at low radiation exposure?

A

threshold

29
Q

hematopoetic syndrome of ARS will occur at a whole body dose of?

A

1Gy

30
Q

out of all the ways to measure radiation dose, which is easiest to measure?

A

entrance skin dose

31
Q

which of the following can be used as a predictor of leukemia?

A

mean marrow dose

32
Q

when are embryogenic effects most likely to occur?

A

1st trimester

33
Q

which of the following is the target responsible for radiation induced luekemia?

A

bone marrow

34
Q

the recommended dose are based upon which type of dose response relationship?

A

linear non threshold

35
Q

recommended dose limits for the general public are set at a risk rate of?

A

1/10th of radiographers

36
Q

the annual dose limit for the lens of the eye for occupational worker is?

A

15 rem or 150 mSv

37
Q

annual dose limit for the upper extremities for an occupational worker is?

A

50 rem or 500mSv

38
Q

the recommended dose limit for frequently exposed members of the general public are?

A

.1 rem or 1 mSv a year

39
Q

radiographic beam should be collimated so it is which of the following?

A

no larger than the image receptor

40
Q

what is the function of filtration during radiographic procedures?

A

increase beam qualities therefore reducing radiation dose

41
Q

genetic effects follow which of the dose-response relationships?

A

linear non threshold

42
Q

most effective way of reducing pateint dose is?

A

high kv low has

43
Q

NRC

A

Governs the use of radiation and enforces both equipment standards and radiation safety practices.

44
Q

ICRP

A

makes recommendations only to the NCRP etc.

45
Q

NAS-BEIR:

A

Advisory group that reviews studies of biological effects of ionizing radiation and risk assessment.

46
Q

Radiation Control for Health and Safety Act of 1968

A

This law set equipment standards contained in 21 CFR

47
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Safe Devices Medical Act of 1991

A

This law requires medical facilities to report to the FDA and the manufacturer any medical device that has caused death or serious injury to any patient or employee. It also authorizes civil penalties to health care workers who do not report these defects and failures.